21.   Canadian stocks rose for a second day, reversing losses in the last hour of trading as concern eased that inflation may spur higher interest rates.

22.   Chuo shares plunged following the announcement and stopped trading as sell offers overwhelmed buy bids.

23.   Colombian stocks were little changed in one-fifth the average volume of trading as a sluggish economy and mediocre company earnings keep investors away from stocks.

24.   Colt Telecommunications, a British company traded as an American depository receipt, doubled in price.

25.   Colombian stocks traded mixed in light post-Thanksgiving Day trading as investors bet some bank stocks were overpriced relative to anticipated earnings.

26.   Crude oil and gasoline futures fell in late trading as expectations that imports will swell U.S. supplies offset reports of falling gasoline inventories.

27.   CZECH stocks were little changed in light trading as gains in Komercni Banka AS were offset by declines in utility CEZ AS.

28.   Discount brokers appeared, and big blocks of stock traded as never before.

29.   Depositary receipts are claims to shares deposited in a bank abroad and traded as domestic shares.

30.   Developing world debt plunged in London trading as tumbling Asian currencies made investors wary about committing funds to other emerging markets.